
There’s no limit to the number of people you could fall in love with in a lifetime, and everyone’s experience is different. Some first loves might be fleeting and easy to move past, and some leave lingering heartbreak behind.
Answering questions at Boston College O’Neill Library
There’s no limit to the number of people you could fall in love with in a lifetime, and everyone’s experience is different. Some first loves might be fleeting and easy to move past, and some leave lingering heartbreak behind.
It’s a major problem for people who believe in a caring god. The theological term for this is “theodicy”, and we have lots of material on it. Here’s one classic book on the subject for starters: https://bit.ly/bc-theodicy
That’s probably human nature to judge what you hear around you, isn’t it? Hopefully you are also surrounding yourself with kind and caring folks with whom you are finding meaningful relationships!
It’s certainly a real video game. Or do you mean the concept of destiny, as in fortune, or inevitable course of events? That has at one time or another been considered quite real in many cultures. I am destined to be a wall. You are destined to be a human. Beyond that, it’s hard to say.